Professional Development
About Professional Development
In partnership with CARD, PEPSA offers workshops and training events designed to build the professional development capacity of Florida educators to meet the educational needs of students with ASD. This includes Statewide workshops hosted by regional CARD sites, summer training events, and a Pre-Conference Day for Educators at the Annual CARD Conference with nationally recognized experts in ASD. View our ample collection of training content, which you can filter by CARD site, title, presenter, date, etc.
Upcoming Webinar Trainings
Site |
Training Title |
Presenter |
Date |
Registration |
| FAU | Today’s ABA: An Effective and Humane Approach for Addressing Problem Behavior | Gregory Hanley, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LABA |
August 5 |
Open |
| FAU | Summer Institute: The ABCs of Autism: Supporting Academics, Behavior, and Communication | Krystle Merry |
July 1-31 |
Open |
| FAU | Summer Institute: Co-Teaching Models of Instruction to Support Educational Design | Krystle Merry |
July 1-31 |
Open |
| UCF | Correcting the Course: Lessons from the Past, Action for the Present, Systems for the Future | Andrew Houvouras, MA, BCBA |
June 27 |
Open |
| UFJ | Optimistic Teaming: Coordination Strategies for Tough Student Situations | Ben Springer, Ph.D., NCSP ; Ben Belnap, Ph.D. |
June 5 |
Closed |
| UFJ | The Nurtured Heart Approach & Transition Resets | Laine Whitaker, |
June 4 |
Closed |
| UFJ | Florida Postsecondary Comprehensive Transition Programs: | Christian Zimmerman M.Ed. |
June 3 |
Closed |
| UFJ | Guardianship: How To Best Protect Your Child When He or She Turns 18 | Stephen Furnari |
June 3 |
Closed |
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